How can I find meaningful work? How can I make my career meaningful?
Two of the most frequent questions we receive at ebbf.

We decided to offer you this interactive ebbf learning session with an expert in meaningful work, one of the first founding members of ebbf and currently secretary general of ebbf and of the Global Governance Forum: Mahmud Samandari.

He starts with this idea "There is no meaningful work!"

This is your opportunity to interact with Mahmud asking him about what you really want to learn and how to move forward ... and to understand what he means with that statement.

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We are very excited about  ebbf's book, dedicated to leaders who want to learn HOW you and your organization can contribute to a more generous, just and sustainable organization with successful new models adapted to the new era we are living.

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ABOUT MAHMUD SAMANDARI:

Mahmud Samandari is a visionary leader known for fostering collaboration and driving purpose-driven transformation. Through his work with soul.com, he helps organizations evolve into communities centered on leadership, social responsibility, and growth. As Secretary General of ebbf (Ethical Business Building the Future), he champions values-based leadership, bridging corporations, universities, civil society, and governments to advance sustainable development. His extensive experience includes roles with the Global Governance Forum and advising EU projects on responsible innovation.

A pioneer in innovation, Mahmud launched Latin America’s first satellite-based distance learning platform and has spearheaded ventures in IT, telecommunications, and public transportation worldwide. Dedicated to empowering youth, he mentors young leaders and advises AIESEC globally. Fluent in five languages and enriched by his global experiences, Mahmud is driven by a deep commitment to fostering human potential and creating a thriving world for future generations, especially his granddaughters.